remoting

Does anyone know of a really simple way of publishing Java methods as web services? I don't really want the overhead of using Tomcat or Jetty or any of the other container frameworks. Scenario: I've got a set of Java methods in a service type application that I want to access from other machines on the local LAN. Well, Tomcat or Jetty may be overkill for publishing just some methods as a web service. But on the other hand its not too complicated and they do the job, so why not? I had a similar problem not too long ago and used a Tomcat together with Axis2. Just download Tomcat, unpack it,

Hi I am trying to return a collection of building domain. private long _id; private string _buildingName; private IList<BasicRoom> _rooms; I am using NHibernate and this mapping for the rooms <bag name="rooms" table="tb_rooms" lazy="false"> <key column="buildingID"/> <one-to-many class="Room"/> </bag> And I am calling the db like this; Buildings = (List<Building>)session.CreateCriteria(typeof(Building)).AddOrder(Order.Asc("buildingName")).List<Building>(); The problem is I don't want the _rooms collection to be an IList but I need it to be a List. Alas, NHibernate requires that I use an

Various sources explain that When an object derives form MarshalByRefObject, an object reference will be passed from one application domain to another rather than the object itself. When an object is marked with [Serializable], the object will be automatically serialized, transported from one application domain to another and then deserialized to produce an exact copy of the object in the second application domain. Note then that while MarshalByRefObject passes a reference, [Serializable] causes the object to be copied. [source] I'm designing my first app that uses AppDomains and I'm wondering

We have been using an SAP "COM License Bridge" to access their license server and query the hardware key of a system programatically (to reuse with out own licensing). This worked fine on SAP Business one Versions 2007A, 2007B and 8.8, but in 8.81 they seem to have updated their CORBA interface without updating the COM wrapper because we now get memory exceptions when attempting to call the GetHardwareKey function. So I downloaded IIOP.NET and started trying to write my own interface. I never liked that COM wrapper anyway. But I encountered my old nemesis of .NET remoting -- the inability to

I'm having the problem described in this message board post . I have an object that is hosted in its own AppDomain. public class MyObject : MarshalByRefObject { public event EventHandler TheEvent; ... ... } I'd like to add a handler to that event. The handler will run in a different AppDomain. My understanding is this is all good, events get delivered across that boundary magically, with .NET Remoting. But, when I do this: // instance is an instance of an object that runs in a separate AppDomain instance.TheEvent += this.Handler ; ...it compiles fine but fails at runtime with: System.Runtime

I have a .NET application in which assemblies in separate AppDomains must share serialized objects that are passed by value. Both assemblies reference a shared assembly that defines the base class for the server class and also defines the base class for the entiy type that will be passed between domains: public abstract class ServerBase : MarshalByRefObject { public abstract EntityBase GetEntity(); } [Serializable] public abstract class EntityBase { } The server assembly defines the server class and a concrete implemetation of the entity type: public class Server : ServerBase { public override

We want to have two .NET apps running on the same machine communicate with each other. We want three projects. A library containing interfaces. A "server" app that implements the interfaces and "client" app that communicates with the server using the interfaces. We do not want the client to reference the server. We have a test app that does this with remoting but recently discovered that remoting is being replaced with WCF. Since this is new development we feel we should use WCF but we haven't managed to make it work with WCF and were wondering if it is possible? EDIT: Sorry for my lack of